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I guess so. Imo, injuries to Brooks in 23 and Baxter in 24 quite possibly cost us NCs in each of those years. Again, jmo.

I dont think RB recruiting has been a problem, but rather an inordinate amount of injuries. You may say "well recruit more RBs", but there is a cap on all of these positions. JMO

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Quinn. His recruitment jump started the Sark regime much like Ricky coming back for his senior year did for Mack. Getting to boo that jackwagon Yormark was fun too! When he was healthy early in seasons, he did damage versus Bama X 2 and Michigan. It's easy to remember the flaws, but he was pretty damn good.

Quan Cosby 6. 212 - 2598 - 19 (Career) 92 - 1123 - 10 (2008) Caught in the Fiesta vs tOSU, including a pretty big one.

James "Slick" Street 16. 20-0 as starting QB for the Horns. Here's hoping that Arch can top that!

Dicker the Kicker!

If that doesn't get to you, something is wrong with you. Root for all Longhorns in the league, but will follow him a little more after seeing that.

Super Bill Bradley 18. Exceptional NFL career as a S for Philadelphia. SWC record holder for interceptions in a game vs aTm (4 on Turkey day 1968). That game was my first in person Longhorn game, and the day I decided I was going to UT. Got to visit in the locker room (different world back then) which was a thrill for a 15 year old.

One article I saw had his fielding as being more advanced than his bat.

Love that the cop grabs the SMU cheerleader rather than the jackwagon with the sword.

The "never" thing is a little misleading. In the way back machine, the two polls were AP and UPI - so UPI not Coaches. I think we would've been first in both those polls in 1970

Chris Gilbert was a fantastic player who is often overlooked. Both he and Charles had 3 great years, but want to keep Gilbert's memory alive.

Graceson Littleton gets a lot of mention. Kobe Black, Wardell Mack or Warren Roberson stepping up at CB could push Guilbeau back to Star which in turn impacts S. Lots of moving parts.

That play was insane. It should be an all-timer regardless of circumstances, but you throw in the magnitude of the game and it is off the charts, imo. Johnnie Johnson and Michael Griffin are my co #27's. Fantastic players, among the best in the history of DBU (Ray Clay is on deck.😉)